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About Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989 | View Entire Issue (April 4, 1910)
1EDF0RD WINS BIT SLOW GAME riwttar Ttm Plays In Usual F&rm &FMTS. NwrMreHs and Costly rmiwn Is, West's Battini Cal vl PHdted First Om Over. Ti league ocasoa, opened nt Mod Sim! 9ma&y, whea Modford and Jack- tKirvvtil Met for the first tlmo, Tho Iktml m supposed to bo tbero, but Jt wam't, except as Individuals. TM sowne opoaod at 2:45 with Jtwdge CoItIs and Mayor Canon as Hi? tatter? for Modford. Ju4(fo Colvlg mado thrco essays bo- Ior he cavil got a ball near enough In tho plato so that "Curlcy" "Wilson could asuwa lU Mayor Canon stood Irotimft the plato and watched the Tmlla so by. Ho had becomo so much Tm the habit of having hts police force' .Sfca&e he. "bad onea" that ho couldn't Sitfe ffie necessity of chasing them h!pa- It was a. clow and almost Toature- Afom game that tho big crowd of fans saw. at the ball grounds Sunday. The boys wero trying hard enough, Sj.ut they seemed to have lead in their ffcec There was no ginger In the JAClOJonvllIo was never dangerous t-any time, but was always held safe 3jy Coleaan. Coffman waa wild and ""whea ae did put one over somebody zmppci It out. Wilkinson was walked a&ree ttaea. The teataro was Wendt's batting, "nt et five times up ho hit safely SUb times, all clean hits, with the -wirrnptlnn of oac, which was of the .waratck order. Grants Pass Wlaa. G rants Pass woa from Central ITteiat Sunday by a score of 16 to 6, t9$aylBg the Central Pointers at all Too Late to Classify WANT12D Position as bookkeeper and salesman In dry goods, groceries, ' ate., open for employment at once; any reasonnblo proposition consider ed; capable of tilling position of re sponsibility; bank and business ref erence given. Address L. J., care this otflco. 1-1 WANTED Housekeeper to cook for onb; 120 month. B. F. A. Btttnor, room SOS, Taylor & Phlpp3 bldg. 12 KOlt SAL.K Team of horses, 8 years old, weigh 1200 nnd'1250 pounds; n good all round toam, G. A. Head ing, TL P. D. No. 1, Central Point, Oregon. 14 FOH SALE 10 acres on Roosevelt nvuuuo; house and barn. Inquire at 117 North Central avo. 17 LOsT ATrtnck silk scarCiaco "edg lng. Return to Mrs. Godlovc, 22S North Holly. 17 FOR SALE Or trade, a runabout automobile No. 6 South Fir st. 1C FOR SALE Furniture and trutt Jars. 2$ North Holly st. 13 JacksoHTlIta AB. K. IB. . Witoes. c S 1 3 0 OmMb 6 1 3' 0 IKclBtyre, as 4 1 1 -4 Dwaeaa, lb ....... 5 1 1 5 B&e&L. 2b . 5 0 0 2 Weaat, cf . 5 3 5 0 SeraakeTltch, If 4 1 1 0 moat, 3b 5 0 1 1 Cteftnaa. p -4 0 0 0 33aualBgto& . . 1 ,0 1 0 Totals 45 8 14 4 Duaalagtaa batted for Coffman 9tt alath. Bedford AB. It. IB. E. jffeaaelKAa, 3b ... 5 2 2 Milrs. us 5 3 3 Ifeaacs. cf 4 2 1 i Beefte, c . 5 2 v 2 iiittle. If ... 4 0 1 Strain. 2b 4 0 1 3 ISlacktegton, rf 3"' 0 0 "Wnkrason,' lb 1 1 0 -Coleman. D 3 1 0 0 FOR RENT Two rooms furnished for light housekeeping. 322 South Central ave. 13 DOG RUNS AMUCK ON SOUTH GRAPE Strange Dog, Foaming at Mouth Terrorizes Inhabitants in Wast Bedford and Is Dispatched by a Bullet Owner Is Unknown. Totals .34 11 10 Summary. Twe feaae hits Miles. Antle. Three . hits Isaacs. First base oa balls Otr Ceffmaa 7, off Coleman 1 Jttxuejf t By Coffman 5, Coleman Double plays Strain to Miles, -t3leHWK to Beebe to Wilkinson. Wild Titehea Coleman. 1, Coffman 1. Hit r pitcher Mclntyre. I wurc uetst unnv iirrn , - SLEEPING MAN'S BRAIN TALLEJO, Calt April 4. Accused xrf dashing a meat hook into tho fcraiu of a man and swinging the body wouaa as s butcher handles meat, John Adams, a cement worker, is in Jail lien today. The name of the murdered man it S. VT. Whitehall. Whitehall was fatma of the cement works and Rvetl near Adams at Suieun. AtUB, although eMlrgcd with asBBnler, is suspected of being insane. Jht m statement to the sheriff today ie said: "1 dreamed that Whitehall -was attaekisg me. I thought I had 4 defeaa my life, so I seized the Jurat I could find to protect I JT n wHch the murder of -wiiah Aairwin k aeeased is commit- tmi was a shaahle. 4rThe victim's "o3y IumI Ba dragged about until -ft aek had tors loose from tho -kaffr laki&g with it portioas of the k whuff ami seme of the dead mans .'Imubs. Wmtemall was asleep when DM. Jm Mb&rit at the family rsai 9tKmwr 133 Cettage street, Sunday, JlpnB 3y If 10, Mrs. Clara McDonald, 'wife' wi Asgas McDonald, aged 58 ytMTr 4 men tho and 0 days. The Hvmani 9 take place Tuesday af imoM at 2 p'eleek, Key. C. IT. Kaxie efieiattog. At he ke3e in Medford, Saturday, .April fcanie B. LeathermB, aged S months and 16 days. The were shipped to Wilbar, Or., Sfmifay, A hugo dog, ovidcntly with a strain of collie in him, ran nmuck on Sontlt Ornpe. street Siiuday afternoon, ter roiizing the residents of that seutiou ui.til he wns dispatched by ono of the iiilmbititntH. A number of peoplo vho WB.e on tho street sought sufety in flight, nnd 'tis fuid thut more than me yonuc iauy ciuunea cjarasu fences with great dexterity to escape the mad animal. The dog appeared suddenly upo:i the street as a number of youu;; folks wero returning from the bal game. He wus fairly "yelping his head off" and was foaming at the mouth. One of tho residents rushec into his house and when his rifle spoke, the career of tho canine wn over. The dog was a stranger nnd no one appears to know its owner. Factory Ships a Car 0 Pianos by Mistake to Medford The Chance of a Lifetime TO SECURE A HIGH GRADE PIANO FOR A SMALL PRICE Our Portland nuuiager bought 1500 pianos, ordering thorn sent to tho 40 stores of tho northwest, each store getting its proportion. A littlo lator he countermanded his shipping instructions and ordered nil shipped to tho Portland house. As luetic would have it, the ear oriirinnllv ordored r?iln?rte SRr4Silt ?,ud,it w?s t0 H lP t01 ' iT ra-HEBE NOW-OAatB YESTERDAY AND WAS A SUJIPiirSE TO THE LOCAL aLVNAG E LEN r. Pntlu r than my freight both ways, wo will sell tho pianos and will remain n few daya longor. ; WE WILL REMAIN ONLY A PEW DAYS TO CLOSE OUT THIS OAR We Want 15 Homes IN WHICH TO STORE PIANOS May we storo a piano in your homo? All wo ask is that you take good care of it. You can use it as much as you like, in fact, it will bo yours for the timo being. INVESTIGATE THIS STORAGE OFFER, Your best chancetosave You can always buy a Piano and a good one, too, and you will no doubt pay a very large profit. We aro giving you the profits in this great sale and advertising test, and it's j'our one best chance to own a fine piano for . ... LITTLE MONEY Pay $1.25 a Week. Pay 19c a Day. Music in the home DON'T BE WITHOUT A PIANO Nothing is more elevating than music nothing more soothing or ennobling. You certainly appreciate tho fact that every home should have a Piano. Tho children will learn to be musicians and will becomo bettor prepared to meet the battles of life. Every Piano Guaranteed YOU TAKE NO RISK. You know that wo soli tho most famous and world re nowned makes of Pianos and that ovory instrument is guaranteed to be perfect and to give pcrfoct satisfaction Opportunity comes butf once Pay $6.00 a Month. Probably not again for years and years will you havo the opportunity to pur chase tho world's most fam ous makes of Pianos at such low prices. Hotter invest. AN OPPORTUNITY. TEDDY REFUSES RESTRICTED AUDIENCE (Continued from Page 1. restrict bis freedom while nt Rome. In effect, the restriction implied iu Consignor Kennedy's final message to Roosevelt was that tho colonei could not be received by his holiness if he contemplated a prior address to the Methodists here. Although it is believed that Roosa velt had mado no engagement to ad dress tho Methodist college, he deemed it a curb upon his liberty should he consent to tho restriction In tho course of a message Mon- signor Kennedy referred to a similar incident involving Charles W. Fair banks, former, vicb-prcsident of the United Statos. Fairbanks had agresd to address tho Methodist college and also had accepted an invitation to visit the Vatican. Meets tho King, King Victor Emmanuel today granted a two-hour interview to for mer President Roosevelt. Tho length of the audience caused general sur prise, as it was the longest ever granted to any visitor nt Rome, ex cept upon political occasions. The nature of the conversation be tween tho king and former President Roosevelt was not divulged, but it is believod that tho "vnticnn'' jpcident was discussed. Kermit Roosevelt also was granted an audienco by the king. """" Teddy Is Praised., Following tho visit of Roosevelt and Kermit to the Quirinul. King Emmanuel said: "They wore a most interesting pair. I have always looked upon Theodore Roosevelt as one of the greatest men in tho world. Today's meeting has only strength ened that impression." After leaving the palaco, Roose velt was driven to the Pantheon, where he placed wreaths on the tombs of Kings Emmanuel, Victor and Humbert. A great throng lined tho course of the Roosevelt party to tho Pantheon and another large crowd witnessed the simple ceremony at the tombs. After returning to the hotel tho colonel was occupied for two hours in reading his mail. Hasldns for Health. I i HKSH HERE IS THE CERTIFICATE CUT THIS OUT -WORTH 930 PAY AS YOU LIKE GOOD FOR (Rjtrtp Bolters as first payment uu a plnuo at Special Sale I'rlcun If prosunted on or boforo Ap. II 0, 1910. K1I.KHS 11 ..0 HOLKi: Weeks & Mc Uownn Co. Tribune Orlng this AdvcrtlHtng Teat Certiflcato with you aolcct any piano in our atock. Wo will accopt this certificate ai first payment on the pano. You mako your payment ono month lator. $2.00 FOR $1.00 Should you deslro to pay any cash, In addition to this certificate, wo will give you' a recolpt for fS for ovory dollar you pay up to $30. EXAMPLE: Present tills Certiflcato nnd get n receipt for 980.00 Present tills Certiflcato and ay $5 In cjudi and get a receipt for 90.00 Present Uiis Certificate and pay 10 in audi Mid Ret a receipt for 930.00 Present litis Certiflcato and pay $15 Ih ruUi and gc', a receipt for 900.00 Present tills Certiflcato and ay $20 in cash Mid get n rcciept for $70.00 l'rsent UiU Ccrtlficut and jwy 925 in casli and get m receipt for 9H0.00 Present tills Certificate nnd pay (UiO iu cash mid get a receipt for 900.00 EILERS PIANO HOUSE MAKE YOUR OWN TERMS TERMPORARILY LOCATED AT WEEKS & M'GOWAN'S, NEARLY THROUGH WATERCOHTRACT Vincent & Baker Have Less Than a Mile and Half of Mains to Lay Under Old Contract Complete Riverside, Now on Central. Vfncent 6V Baker, who last fall took a contract to lay approximately nine miles of water mains in tho city, have nearly completed their contract. They are at present work ing on North Central avenue, and from there will go over on tho east side. They have a little q,ver a milo of 'pipe yet to lay. The work during tho summer wus delayed owing to weather conditions, but now it will be but a short time before tho work is finished. They have just completed tho work on North Riverside Weston Reaches Chicago. CHICAGO, 111., April 4. Edward Payson Weston, the aged pedestrian, pusscd through Chicago early todn on his tramp from the Pacifio to the Atlantic. For te first timo on nny of his long jaunts routed through this city ho did not stop hero for rest. ne walked east, passing through tho southern part of Chicngi and going to Hammond, Iml. Ho i 11 days abend of his schedule. JEFFRIES IN FRISCO ON WAY TO TRAINING QUARTERS OAKLAND, Cal., April 4. James J. Jeffries, iris. Joffries nnd party arrived hero this njorning from Los Angoles, on routo to Rownrdonnnn, whero Jeffries wijl take up activo training for tho fight with Jack Johnson, July 4. Upon arrival at Oakland, Joffrios debarked from the train at the Sixteenth-street station, thereby giving tho slip' to a numbor of newspaper men who had gathored at the Oak land depot to greet him. Jeffrios was mot at tho Sixteenth-street sta tion by on old friend, "Diok" Ad ams. The Jeffries party entered Adams' automobile nnd wero whirled away. It was expected that Joffncx would "cross the bay" lator in tho day and leave for Rowardonnnn from Snn Francisco this afternoon. W. H. MEEKER & CO. OCCUPY NEW STORE Ilaskins far Health. W. H. Meokor Si Co., ono of 'the oldest mercantile firms in Medford, aro moving today to thoir now quar ters in the Hnlloy building, on South Central avonuo. t Tho rooms? havo been entirely rou- ovnted nnd n modern front of plate glass put in. Wlion finally sottled in their new quarters, Meokor & Co, will have oneof the neatest and, best arranged store buildings in tho city. Ilaskiiis for Health. Every Thursday Night At Smith' Hall on Grape and Sixth, aafc every second and fourth Monday in the month. Six lesson earl for $5 or $1 lesson. Learn to walte. Private lesson by appointment Learn to dance nnd be graceful. PROF. AND MRS. JEROME, 124 South Central Ave. The Services OP AN EXPERT ARE AT V YOUR COMMAND tFree OF CHARGE CALL MAIN 3021 A. L. VROMAN PLUMBING & HEATING CONTRACTOR No job too Bimill, nono too largo. Twonty-fivo yoara' practical experience. OFFICE 113 SOUTH FRONT STREET. MITCHELL BOEIK WAGON MAKERS Wo moke a specialty of rubber tiro work and or chard harrows and spray tanks, call at Merriman'fl Shop Riverside Avenue wactU-'aWlity of su uaaault on any one tlte stubborn, well guarded gates -nmn gt eaee recognised, A force of mjMB, matter N.W well trained W t. ronld.nrt .!.. experiences. (To. Be Continued.) ' ' Room- 3,,B)jou Building, opposite I.Moore Hotel. ' Tel, 3204. (Formerly Manchester - by - tho- CRUSHED. GRANITE j RponT "TaoTsoli County'' 'Bank Building